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Ue,pects to Gladstone BY Americans

10y AuRl0-hmorican chDlolo the Depatch.I
IoNDos. September 5.--MaDy noted
Americans paid their respects to Mr..
Gladstone at Howarden yesterday and
attended the church where he read the
lessons Of The day. After service the
path from the church-door was lined
on both sides by American visitors,
who greeted Mr.. Gladstone with much
warmth. Mr.. Gladstone returned each
greeting cordially.
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pNDEKrAKERs.

II A. ATKINSON, UR-szEm
H. SiSHING UNDERTAKEN. No
20 Governor staeet, keeps Constantly on hand
BuhIAi~CASks aud ShROuDS. Country Or
ders attended "a promptly. Also Keeps Z
rice assortment Of WALNUT aud CHERRY
FURNITURE. low for cash.
ietsA,TuArhaa
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE. AND RIcH-
MOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. Tobacco, Tur
pentine, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. September 5. 1881
SAIFs-FIRsT BoARD.-sO0 Virginia new Us
at On: 100 Richmond city SIS (B. c. hllh
Closing quotations at the Stock Board;
EovuaNuFrT S1ctfHfTIRs Bid Aektf.
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EniRT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA. AT RULES HELD IN
' TIE OFFICE OF HE CIRCUIT COURT
OF 1HE COUNTY or HENkICO on MON
DAY TiE 5fH DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1877.
John i. Davis, Il. A. Patterson. administrs,or
Of susan q. Patterson, and John b. Young.
Jr., and Fannie {. Young. executor and ex-
ecutTix OF Jon i. Young, deceased.
Plaintiffs,
against
Grinln's administrator aud Staples aud as.
Defendants.
IN CHANCEkY AND UPON An AMENDED
AND SUPPLEMENTAL BILL.
The OBJECT ~ this suit Is % subject trae. u
land IN the county Of HonricO, containing
about twepty-seyen acres, on tho ktchmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad abOut
i've miles from tho city ~ Richmond. derived
by John staples from bis father. Francis sta
pies. 10 the debt due 81 Francis Staples In me
hin and proceedings mentioned; ani also 10
have an account II ali debts and demands
against the estates " the said John staples
ard Francis Staples.
And an anidaVit having been mate and filot
that tie defendant, Henry staples, Il not q ro-
sldent Of the state Of Virgiala. 10 Il ordered
that be do appear here within one month after
cue publication hereof and DO whatever MAJ
be- necessary % prO,ec. HE interest therein.
A copy-1este; W. :. LkAhk, CLERK.
COURTNEY & PATTsRsOS and +. u. COMES,
pa. o. 6-ruiw
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sAIrs RgrnRrKn rn sxcnErARY.


We quote. Elas. f1.50af1ga; asper1ne, E~75a
la35; oKtrs. 81 50Rs3.,5; family Iiasi.1. gGtent
f.miiy, country, A.i5af5.25
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aRAIE AND COrros EXCHANGE
TIC II hNhn -
oFFERlNGs.

hltHhOhp NNltehu'I ., .eff
OFFERINGS.
WHYAr-Nhiie. 40 bushels. Longhcrry.
1914 bushels. Mixed, 2.s0 bushels ShOrtberry.
f~.0 bushels Total. a,s3i bushels.
COUN.-Nhifc, 1900 bushels, Mixed, so bush
els. Total, l,j,0 bushels.
'Af,.-5.li6 bushels.
RYE 81 bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-52 bushels.
sALFs BEr0RTED TO SECRETARY.
WurAr-White, 100 bushels fair at Soc: 100
bushels common az 12c. Longberry, $40 bushels
prime at SIC; $50 bushels good al So: 10
bushels very gooG nj SO. 100 bushels common
az .5c Mixed. i,lOO bushels very good 40 go. :;
1,CCO bushels common ne i5c. - bushels COM
non Al &c: Is bushels common al g..
Shoriherry. l5l bushels very good az S0c ; l9'
bushels good at 1sc.: 36S bushels fair az iJc. I;
100 bushels fair az &C. ll6 bushels common AT
.3c.:l2 bushels common no ,2c : ~ bush 'ls
common ~ 1lc.: 200 bushels common az DC. +;
"a bushels common al Csc. Total sales Of
wheat, 5000 bushels.
Offerings to-day ~ wheat, 1854 bushels {:
zane day last Year. 9,O)p bushels. Sales tod ly
az wheat. 5,0s bushels; sHmo day last year,
1875 bushels. Offerings So far this year, 3l2,OiS
tu.htia: same time last year, 2W.3lO bushels.
ytrcmo range @. prices to-day, o. 20 SIC. (;
time aay last year. G} Co Ole.
OOEN-Niyed, 900 bushels very good 40 Ste
OATs.-Minte ll2 bushels prime az 3'c. 30
bushels far m a5c.; 400 bushels common at
a,r spring, 80 bushels very good ON private
terms.
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Labor.
Eis Celebration la Na=iOus Cilies.
SCE:n oud Nc~t.

NtslA tiA " 'FAs
lBy telegraph &, tie Dispat,hl
Erwl0EK. September 8. -L2bor-day
Icing Il legal holiday, ali the down
town exchanges, banks, bankers an
brokers Offices, and downtown Offices
were closed generally. Many other
business houses also closed up for the
day, but some had TO remain open.
The count, and public departments were
closed, ana the business of the munici-
pal department Was at a staEdsilll.
ncs foatcd RON many buildings
throughout the city in honor OF the day,
and the streets were thronged with
siehtsccrs from an early hour. The
.ahor parade Was the feature of the
day. Fully $4,000 men belonging to
nearly every trade organization in the
ely were in line. John Morrison, a
carpenter and a master workman OF the
knights Of J Labor, was the grand mar
shal.
in tie ranks were printing presses 10
operation, bakers ovens in full blast, u
number Of large safes, sailing-boat
fully equipped, and group OF
"squaws represented by cigarette
manufacturing girls. The procession
was headed by platoon of mounted
rolice. ans the route was down Broad
way from Thirteenth street 10 Fourth
street, to Fifth avenue, to Union
square. At hispOint fully 10, OOOpeO-
pie were massed, and the reviewing
stand was located here. On the stand
were "A large number of representative
labor men and women. Among these
was Henry George.
General Master Workman POwderly
and Rev. DR. NcGlynn, who were an
nounced to attend, were not present.
Notwithstanding the tabOoing of the
rcd flags, there were many of them IN
inc. but the red IN each case was re-
heyed hy cOlors less suggestive, which.
in letters Of gold, told which labor
organization was carrying 1t. No dis
tinctly Socialstic flag was to be seen.
/ lac procession wendell its way up
Fifth avenue to Forty-second street,
where it disbanded. The different
trades then went to BrOmmers Park 10
spend the afternoon and evening
Many of the houses along the line Of
march were adorned with flags and
bunting.
TIE DAY IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September THE cole
biation of labors holiday was the most
successful yet held in this city. At IN
carly hour men in the undress uniforms
of their respective orders, orgluiza-
tioDs. and societies beganto assemble at
their rendezvous for the customary pa
rade, and the streets through which the
procession was TO pass We're packed
with eager tbrongs OF sight socrs. Man
featuring and building operations were
very generally suspended for the day
throughout the city, and the desire 10
make the day memorable was very gen
orally evinced. Nearly every labor or
QaniZation in the city was represented
in the line of march. which was gay
with appropriate banners aud notices,
and musical with the strains of count
less brass bands. ii is estimated that
from 25, Coo to 80. 600 men participated.
BROOKLYN.
BpooKtYg, y. Y, September LA
hor.day was appropriately observed
here to-day. The public buildings and
departments were all closed. They
were, however. deliberately decorated
with flags. The trade Organizations
paraded under the marshalship of
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SCIENCE DEMOCRACY.

If letters be republican, science j.
uIeiy democracy, whose domain IS
penetrated and trayersed by no royal
road, but is open on all sides an
equally 10 al who with humility and
Intelligence shall watch and wait for
the light rs j. Is gradually disclosed by
Divine Providence for the amelioration
Of mankind. In this democratic re-
public the brotherhood OF science
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CANDIDATES FoR OFFICE.
HiMMEH RE~OKIS.

VHE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA
K are never more beautiful aud pleasant
Than during toe autumn months therefore
Tho amusements aud attractions Nill Do con-
tiuuCd az
Blue RIDGE SPRINGS
until the Isl OF November Parties wishing 20
engage rooms shOllG apply at once %
PuiL. Il. BROWN.
au 9j-im Proprietor.
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marine iNrELsIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. sEPTss
AuUIXED

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 3, 1887.
ARRIVED.
steamship old Dominion. liulphors, New
lors, merchandise aud passengers, q. w.
Allen y Co.. agents.
chanGiso and passengers, j. W. McCarrics,
GEcur.
schooner John A. Curtis, Williams. Balti-
more, coal, :. II. HAYES.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, United states
mail, morci sndise ard passengers, l. Is. Ia
tum. agent
schooner :. l.. Russell, Blrds,ll. jamestown,
Ia load rGiroad-tie- for Philadelphia.
Schooner lllipm +. Green; trOck1tt Jor,ey
city, rairoal-tles. T. 4. LeaA0, Dr., Co.
vessel. Gurus & Parker
schooner oliver Amos. Handy. bermuda
Hundreds. o. finish loading railroad TICS Tor
Philadelphia; vessel, curtis & Parker.
?oKT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. >. 1871.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Ricamond, B0az, Now York, aud
saIlCd cn return.
steamship Blackstone, Warren, PrO'iionce,
nud sailed Tor West Point
steamship George ". Jones, hoult, New
YORK.
steamship Dalbeattie, Gregory. Now York.
SchOoaers ". -. Marvel, O'keefe, Boston
Noybossett, Tonne, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamship Kings Gross, Mills, London ga
forfolk
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IN cHANcERY ., AID D, UPON 2, ,, Az AMESI
EROCERlES, GO.

ELOUR, FLOUR. FLOUR-S00
a barrels In wood ana sacks--new, nice, and
cheap, In store. For sale BY
JOHN N. HIGGINS.
50 CIT Franklin street near Ola Market
QUICKEN, DUCK, TURKEY, HAM,
~ AND TONGUE DOTTED AND cANSgD,.
FRESH TRUIfs AND FISH. IN glass aud cen,
suitable for lunches aud pic. Mica. at
iy22 MCCARTHY s HAYNES.
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BROOKLYN.

BpooKtYs, y. Y, September LA
borday was appropriately observed
here to-day. The public buildings and
departments were all closed. They
were, however. deliberately decorated
with flags. The trade Organizations
paraded under the marshalship Of
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Ta.timorcs. 6 , 900 % 0 oil
Cleyclands...O o 10000 0 B. ,
Fase-hits: Baltimores, IS; Cleve-
iancs, /. Errors: Bltimores, B;
l.pVclQnls. <
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COTTON REPORT
Market nominal
Quotations.
N-Dr.fRG.- 1916.
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can best realize its univeryality. for
mere you will find institutions for the
promotion OF science in every depart
hent' ana in no one more conspcu-
ouSiy Than in that Of medicine and sur
t'iy' the most important Of which are
tDe voluntary gifts Of private citizens,
men who, in the great majority Of cases,
wei" were painfully limited in their associa-
Mons with science and letters. aud who
began life at the Lowest round Of for
tune ladder; Int thanks to the noble
'q'liies Of our political system. rose
without inyidious bar to the highest
ieyel OF material success and publiouse-
iulncss. To the public spirit and be
neyolonco Of such individuals is due the
endowment ON a scale that princes may
envy, bat have never surpassed, Of the
schools Of science, colleges, and I'M
vcrsliiCs open for intellectual training
and advancement Of ali who desire t.
share and are competent 70 receive such
benefits
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and all Of the papers read viii be
printed in English, French, and Ger
nam. There viii be thirteen papers on
General Medicine thirty-two on Gene
raj Surgery ; forty-thrcc on Obstetrics
tity-sevcn on genealogical subjects
iCrly one ON Anatomy; fifteen on
Physiology nine on Pathology
tvtnty.oue on OpLthalmology thirty
four On Climatology forty-seyen on
Psychological Medicine aud Nervous
Diseases, and seven on Dental and
AuraI SurlerY.
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wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, Al ,O0O gu
oats, $4,000 bu; rye, none; psriey'
mona.
Afternoon Board-whe heat active and
higher; November, 7Oic bid; Deem
Der, 72@72ici May, Este. oorn
steady. Oats Arm.
NRw York, September 81 ,-Cofse--
spo! fair; Rio dull. nominal Of lgtc
options opened SOLO points hlgho !,
Closing shade lower; sales, 7S,olU
bags; October, $40 75@l7; Noyem.
Der, $l7 05@l7 20; December, w 90
OH so; January, $l7 45@l7 % ;
February, sl7 45@l7 90; March,
Sl7 4S@l7 80; April, 81 609l7 % /;
NAV, Sl7 5O(al7 IS; June, $l7 500
II IS; July 81 IS, Sugar dull and
nominal; centrifugal, bsc; refined
dull; o, 6Ie; extra q, 5ls5ic; waite
extra q, 6Ac; mould A, Q 1870; stand
ard A, DC; confectioners, etc; cut
loaf and cru,hed, 6i@6 7.l6c. Molas'
ses quiet. Rice steady.
KANSAS OITy, No., September IL
Wheat weaker; No. 2 soft, cash, Gle
bid, 62Ac asked; October, $50 asked ;
May, 7lhc bid, 72tc asked. Corn
steady; No. 9, cash, 95lc bid, $50
asked; October, Soc bid, SOC asked !;
wear, S5ic bid, $3.50 asked May, 800.
0ats-No. 2, Gle bid, 900 asked.
CINCINNATI, o., September 2l,-
Whisky Arm; tales, 9l9 barrels I'm.
ished goods on basis Of lo6, Butter
dull. sugar quiet. Eggs strong and
higher at l6c. Cheese firm.
BALrIMoRK. Nd, September 81
EsSs firm, lS@l9j. Coffee dull; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, lSi@l9io.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Money 8 Per Cent, New York Ex'
change Par Selling.
Cotton auiet - MiddifnK Cotton'
o I5-Isr--sRles To-day 1000
Bales.

APPEAL OFFICE, I
WEDNESDAY EVENING. September H. 1887.
Money is still loanipg at Sper csnt,
the make. remaining very firm. Ex'
change rates charge today and gointo
effect, as follows: New York and
New England, demand, 2 discount
buying, par selling; New York and
New Il gland, sight, 8 discount, buy.
ing, par selling; New Orleans,d demand
z. dlscount, buying par selling.
The local cotton market closed
s1iet; sales, 1850 bales. New Orleans
closed quiet, with futures of ! to 4
points. Nav York closed quiet and
steady and lie, of on all grades. Sep.
TENDER futures of 8 points, October
of 2 points and later months advanced
i to A points.
O. L. Greene & Co., Of New York,
say: The market for cotton options
was generally soft. The scare on Sep
TENDER proved much less general, and
while little covering was noticeabl ;
IL had only force enough to add q
couple Of points to an eight point de-
clire, and with the stiffsning the de.
mand became smaller and Indifferent.
On the latter months there was q
shading Of 4 to points for the bulk Of
the business. Toward the close or
ders from the South and Liverpool
offered better selling basic, and led
to partial recovery with the close firm,
though still in some cases 2 TO 3 points
below last evening. Spots were slow
ard quststions frsctionslly advanced.
Liverpool was quoted unchanged
with q good butif els; September tut'
ures advanced point and the later
months declined point. MtssTs.
Hidslgo q Co., Havana, have just
published their annual statement,
from which II appears that the sugar
crop Just ended amounted to SOS, 93S
tins, against 7O5, 4OS tons.lsst season.
No further new sugar arrived al
New Orleans. Old sugar sells rapidly
on arrival, the market being almosI
bare. New molssses and new syrupI
are coming in slowly. Stocks Of ric,
are accommodating, and millsrs are en-
deavoring to form compact to shu
down their mills, when expsdient, IL
order to prevent an undue accumuls
ton, especially ss the stringency o
the money market makes borrowin,
from the barks exceedingly difficult
Prices, however, are qlctably IN
changed.
IMPORTS.
Fifty brls apples, 100 SKIS bran, z
pkgs butter, 1000 rls oaggng, 2l0 pkg
bacon, 622 pkgs boots and shoes, l5O
bu corn, 1872 pkes cheese, 80 tks cofiel
5522 SKIS cotton reed 10 cars cotton seed
100 pkes dry goods, 20 pkgs eggs, 1872
brls -four, 1923 balts hay, 20 pkgs hat,
10 head cattle, 20 head horses an
mules, 200 pkgs lard, los. 0C0 feet lun
Der, AZ pkgs liquors, 40 )Tls lime, 20
'brls meal, 10 brls molasaee, 10) kee
nails, 500 hu osts, % brls onions, 10
brls potato1s, 10 cars pax sides, DO
brls eugar, 262 pigs tobacco and 2iC
bu wheat.
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Increase In receipts this year.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Spots-Unchanged. good
business. Sales. l2,00c bales, Of which
American $500 bales. Receip ts,
800 bales, OF which American 800
bales. Closing quotations were as fol.
lowe: Ordinary, 4 ll.l6i; good ordi-
nary, Sd; low middling, 8 5l6d I:
goou middling, 8 8 1871; middling up
lands, 5Ai; middling Orleans, 61d.
Futures opened steady and closed
essy, as follows:
The prices are given in pence and
84lhs, thus: SO means 4 SO 64d; and
0l means 8 l.64o.
4 pm: September, q 24d, sellers
Septemb Dor. October, 8 l2d, values; DC
tobsr. November, 8 08d, sellers; No
vember. December, 8 061 buyers: Do
cember. January, 8 CO !, values; Jsnu
airy February, 8 06d, valuee; February
March, 8 07d, sellers; March.April
8 90 sellers; April-May, 5lld, sellers
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GIN gHAL NEWS.

GIN gHAL NEWS.
BUSINESS good.
CLEAR and pleasant.
SEVERAL hteAaen overdue.
TnREH boats leaving today.
TnE pockets left With good trips,
me Chicruag had god trip Tor
White river.
TnE X lto Adams Tor AIkansas City
this evening.
MAJOR Jons ID. ADAHI h expected
In tho city today.
TnE oakland, With bargo', pAasad
g. New ORLEANS last night.
THK Arkansas, White, Tennessee
and Cumberland rivers continue 10
fall.
DUNNO the twenty.four hours end.
!ng at noon yesterday the river here
re NAMED stationary.
TmK Pahs o Brown, from ~. Louis.
passed 20 New 0lu,ne yesterday with
all the ffeigbt shr could handle.
TnE Commonwealth IL tho Anchor
l. ne packet lraging nefe a. 10 o'clock
tomorrow mgrniug for Vicksburg.
TnK City Il PDvdsucs IL the An.
Choir Line racket lsiying bore NJ D
O'Clock this evening, Tor Cairo and
a. Louis.
TnE City Of Baton Rouge passed 10
II. Louis on good time, with q fair mp
stream trip. Sac put of 1900 pack
ages Of miscellaneous freight.
TnE Anchor Line has sold 10 Dom.
modoro r. 7. Marion tbs steamer blo
q neyieye. she will pfoblbly run In
the 1t. Louis aud Cincinnati tyade.
TnE Gayoso, Capt. W. p. Hall, Ia
the regular packet leaving hers this
evening for Tiptonyllle and all way
landings on the upper coast. Mr..
NJ ilElts Ia her clerk.
Tue Ooahoma, from 0sotola
brought 100 bales Of cotton, 40 bags oI
ssed cotton, aud 1882 sacks Of cotton
seed. She vent back with good
trip.
TnE James Lee, from fflArs Point
had 35i bAlel OF cotton, 92 bags o
| tttN tUAtlnt huh AoVB thNhn w Avtt't
hsed. She returned last night With
good trip.
TnE CITY Of vlsksburg pssBed h
VicksbuTg yesterday afternoon. Oh,
put of here 1868 packages, including
| "a balea OF cotton aud 9l2 sacks o
cotton seed. She added about - ION
OF freight for way polnte.
} Tm Memphis and Mound City iei
ryboat Alice, which wss csndemne
/; several days ago by tho inspector
left yesterday morning Tor PAducal
where she will 20 on the ds3ks 40
receive a thorough ovsrhauling. IN
II tug Ida Patton will attend 10 her bus
> ness.
y TnE Kite Adams, Capt. Ma
Check, Ia the regular U. \. ma
packet leaving hers at D o'clock III
= evening for Helena, Torrene, OoI
,, cordia, ArksniAl Uly and oil va
y landings. Oapt william Blancker
J; ohisi clerk, and he Is aislsted by Lo
y Price aud HAIRY Best.
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"a %; mixed, barrels, $40 80; mixed,
half barrels, IS.
Eees-Firm, 14@l5c.
PoTAroEs - Firm, selling, 10000
per bushel, 81 5000 rs per barrel.
NUrs-Oocoauuts, So per 100. Pea
nuts Virginia, &c; Tennessee farm
ers' stock, 3@4e; roasted, 2ac higher
shell ID, loo. Pecsns-Texas, 7(Dl0c.
CrDER-New York, 81 80 per barrel
and "a so per hall barrel.
BuTTRB-Butterlne, l4@l5; cream
cry, 25@S0c; dairy, Csc; country but
ter, 10000.
POULTRY chickens scarce; spring,
81 50(9S 90; old hens. 81 1908 90.
VINEGAR Per gallon. lO@l5c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market open, d
quiet and closed quiet; middlipg,
sl5.l6c. Sales, 1850 bales, including 600
last evening, Of which 26j0 TO export
ers and l4CO 10 splnnsrl; receipis, 2S44
bales !. ehipmsn!s, 1882 oalesi stock on
hand, 0,22s bales; receIpto 10 date,
"a $50 bales; shipments ~ date, 9l9l
bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 6lo; good ordinary. 7a';
low middling, ssc; middlinR, Q 1915
good middling, 9ici mild ing lair, elc
iGlf, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September Let, 4539; burnt
-: home consumption 20 date, -
stock running account, 20, 22S. Import
M, a O. X. r, l5l; ". a 7. X. r.
3gs, L. & Il. K. r., l29; NJ. a l.. X
r., 493; o., D. 4 $. W. Il. K, 1872
l., n. o 4 7. R. r., 1881 X Y.
&. & NJ. r. r, %, NJ, 3. & b
r. X, 81; s,eamcrs, GA; wagons
$50. Ex20rls-M 4 y. X, r, 5sj
ma 4. X. 4, 10; l.. AN. Il. X
llli O, % 4 \. W. 4 r 20j l., N. o
at. Il. X, S92i steamers eouth, "a.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened sleidy and closed q1le
ard eaey; middliug o ll.l8s. saluG
I-6 hales. Quotations were az io
iow; Ordinary, l.lec; good ord
mary, sis; low middling, 9 8 l6c
middlins, oil l6g; good middlipg
oi5 ies =; mlddling fair, 10 0 iCsi fan
Futares opened slesdy and close
Arm. 40 follows: seplempef, oVgs.bl
October, o 30 99.3l November, s.26C
go; December, s.26(Ss,27i January
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FEEDsTUYFs.

Hlr-Choice, from store, soc;
car load from leves or depot, sl7;
prime, from store, S5c; car load
from levee or depot, sl6 so; prairie,
from store, 45950c; car load from
levee or depot, S. 30.
BaAS-From store, 85990c; from
levee or depot, SIS 80.
CoRN-From store, white, COS
MIXED, 54c; from levee or depot, white
In bulk. 54@55c; 10 sack, 58c; mixed,
In bulk, sos; in sacks, 63c.
OAn-From store, white, $50
mixed, So; from leves or depot, white
Ia bulk, Sac; In sacks, 38c; mixed
in bulk, Gle; In sacks, $50.
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aROUERIEs.

suaAR-Cofee, 6t96lc; yellow clar.
i6sd, 7c; seconds, 6(96lc; refined A,
8l@6s o; gianulsted, 797i powdered,
7ic; cut loaf, 7ic. Strong.
RIcK -Louisiana, 6(96i; Caroiina,
6.98c.
0AspIEs-sHcks, all sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9c; fancy Ss'
sorted, 81 l6c.
CHKaE-Phme fats, -; New
York factory, DC; full cream, 1870
1871; Young American, lic.
CorFEE-Oommon, zoe; ordinary,
2Oi92lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio
23c; choice 10 fancy, 23i@24c
old government, 29@32c. Qiiet.
sAIr-0hio river, 8 per bar
fel; Saginaw. 81 35al 40 per bar
rel sacks, fine, 81 35C9l 40; coarse,
81 l0@l l5; pockets, bleacLed
2i@7c.
MoLAssEs-Loulslana, common II
fair, 27@S0c; prime TO choice, 42C9tOc
syrup. 2b(940c; centrifugal, common V
fair, 25(92sc: prime 10 choice, 40(94bc
fancy, 35C940c. Firm.
Scars AND CAsDLEs-Sohp, 3Gblo
candles, fall weight, SiG9c.
CANNED GooDi--Pine apples, VI y
| al no. Peaches, 2 pounds, standard
fl IS; 3 pounds. standard, 81 2b; sec
onds, 81 bO(9l 75 Tomat Jes, pour Dc
| ltAudafd, III coal 10; 3 pounds
standsrd, 81 269i 80. Strawberries
| 81 25lal 40. RNpberries, 81 2bC9i 40
Baekbsrriee, 81 2b(9l % Green gaaoi
81 759l s.. PesrS, 81 7bCD2 20 Plum,
81 65(9l 20; Asparagus, 81 1904 y
Green corr. 81 25C9l 40, Green pea
OIL coal 20. Cove oysters, Ia
weight, pound, l@l 05; 2 pound
81 85Cal rs; light weight, pounC
6O@65;; 2 poundi, Slal 10 Or
dsasei milk, Grown, s. 1908 81
Eagle, 81 rs; ssi e, s. IS. Salmon
80 25. sardines, SO 25; mustard a.
dimes, s. 70. Asckerel, 81 80; he
ring mackerel, 81 25.
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9.S2; February, $500. 40; March, SO
@957; April, 8 56S9.57; May, 8 $50
9& June, 9.70@9 II; July, 9.75@9.T.
Sales, $4,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed easy; middliag, 8 1.16c.
Sales, 25O0 bales. Quotations were as
follows: Ordinary, &c; good ordinary,
Sc; low middliug, sac; middline,
8 l.l6,; good middling, 9tc.
Futures opened quiet aud finn and
closed quiet and steady, as follows:
Septsmber, s CLOSES; October, S76
@8,77; November, S7S@S74; Dscem.
Der, S.76@s77; January, S,si@s IS ;
February, S9i(9S9 90; March, 9o49
905; April, e1e@9,le; Nay, 9,95@
926; june, 9.S599 So Sales, 10000
bales. ....